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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
King John on the War Path.

ROME, December 27--Advices from Mas
sowah state that King John, of Abyssinia,
is advancing on that place with rapid
strides He has under his command three
bodies of troops. the tist column is
marching via Antalo and Algrab, the
second via Adowah, while the route of the
third column, which is composed OF
Shoans, is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
An SeuA % Bcas 1crspsss.

Edwnd Shepherd, Of HarrisDars, H.,
nys: Having rsosived 70 mneh beneEt
from Electric Bitten, feel Il ny duty 70
let suffering humanity know IL Have had
. running sore on ny leg for eight year;
my doetors told me i would have 10 have
the bone scapsd or leg amputaaed. Iused,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitssss
and seven boxes Buckieu's Aniea Galys.
snd my leg b now sound and vell.n
Electric Bittess are sold at hfty cents
battle, and Bscklsn's ASnies Halvs G 26
hox by Lamnk O. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

.rHr .reat tsadiug railroad strike, which
promi~ri 10 cause such widespread
srnrrrag aud paralysis Ut business, has
h-rn a,,lmrl OF. The labor leaders
t,.,y.sy syp,i all along the line for the men
=, .,~uue work, and the strikers did so
with will Yesterday morning. The men
rrtasu 10 work Internationally, the COM
p,ny positively refusing to arbitIate OF
WELD point They will not reinstate the
leaders ot the strike or discharge any
rruunlcu men. This strike was not
backed mp hy public opinion, without
which uJ strike ever was successful, nor
ii 4. meet the approval OF majority Of
;h, men. Chicago Knights Of Labor think
tl, failure vr the sinke means the break
,us up OF the X. of l.. as q national or
..,uiAti1n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
John shsrman in HI. Great Act.

SPRINGFIELD, o, December T.-m
reply to a communication from the Buck
EYE Club, ei this city, protesting against
the confirmation OF Mr.. Lamar as associate
justice Of the United States supreme court,
Senator Sherman, in q letter, says: Il
take the same view of the nomination OF
Ar Lamar as is stated by your Republi-
can Buckeye Club. YOu may be sure /
wall do all can TO prevent his cOnfrma-
ton. regret to say, however, that /
lear my efforts will be unsuccessful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
Baekiln's AysIes naive.

The best salve In the wosLa sor Cuk,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, aAis Rheum. Reve1
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, CblblaiD,,
Corns and eli ths Skin Eraptions, asd
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 70 give satisfaction OF
money refunded. PriSe - cents per hox.
For sale by Lozaa 4 Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
4 Small Wreck.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
FAIRMONT, W. Va. December 81
There WAS a small wreck in Boardtree
tunnel this morning about $50 o'clock.
4 freight train broke down and several
cars were dersiled. The wreck delayed
trains six hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
Tobacco Grower. Appeal to Congress.

SYRACUSE, n. y, December 21.-A
meeting of the tobacco growers and Others
assembled at Baldwinsville and passed
resolutions asking Congress to abolish the
war taxes on tobacco, and TO revise the
Sumatra tariff law of 1883 Representa-
tlves were present from several counties.
A non partisan organization was perfected
Several speeches we're made. The meet
ing received to request Congress to protect
the growers against foreign producers and
DECLARED 10 favor OF a duty Of seyenty-hye
cents per pound on imported cigar leaf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

81 am weary OF living" moaned poor Mrs.
Black,
"For I'm fairly worn out with the ache Ia
my hack;
My nerves are n chain
Ofweakne~ and pain,
Aud my poor hoad In aching ~ if Il would
Crack "
Now, don't be di-cout eyed 4" cried gooi
l Mrs White,
ut il never 70 dark bat there, promise Of
light;
eau tell yon in brief,
What will give you relief
P'sfcs's Favorite Prescription will soon
set you right.
IL IL the only remedy for woman's pecu
liar Weaknesses aud ailments, sold By
dfugg,sts, under positive guarantee from,
the manufacturers, thst IL will give saiis-
faction Ia every ca-e or money will bs re-
funded. Ses guarantee on bot,l. wrapp-r.
Large bottles 200 do~~s) 81. siI for g..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

A NEW broom sweeps clean, but an old
remedy that is reliable in practice is better
than all theoretical new ones. Warmers
Log Cabin Hops and Buchu remedy is an
Old-tsshiOned household medicine. You
will and it indispensable for dyspepsia,
constipation, malaria, and other diseases,
and it only costs Sl.00. $50 doses. AL
druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
Yx.u,y-nve vessel. Wrecked.

ATHENS, December GA fierce hurri-
cane from the West, accompanied by Sc
we're snow storm. prevailed over the whole
of Greece last night Twenty-Five vessels
were driven ashore and wrecked in the
Gulf Of Patria-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
Attack. on the Copper Syndicate.

PARIS, December Ella Justice and
other papers demand that the Government
interfere TO suppress the attempts Of the
French syndicate TO advance the price Of
copper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
Good Results ID kvsvy Gaze.

ID. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writer, that he wAs
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
ssvisd oa his lang; had tried many reas-
diss without benefit. Being induced 70,
try DIR. Kings New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption, did 10 and was enti,sfy cureb
by use Of . few bottIes Since which tiras
he has us>a IL IN his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This 10 the
experience q Thousands vh0se lives have
beeG s-yed by this wonderful discovery.
Trial botties free st L,yzn 4 Co.. Drns
af0ye
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
r.,.,,r p.,,, and Pr.pariDr for War.

VIENNA, December N,-Ths fsmden-
Uaa attributes the present comparative
calm to the moderation and love Of peace
of those cabinets which the IaUdlide Rnsss,
the War Office organ in St Petersburg,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
KAX. Jas. Powell nead.

New YORK, December 27.-Rev. Jas.
Powell, d. d, Corresponding Secretary Of
the American Missionary Association, died
suddenly of spoplexy at 4 o'clock this
morning, the day after his 45th birthday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
The Mourning In Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. C, December 81
The Treasury Department building is very
heavily draped in black ont Of respect to
the memory of the late Secretary Manning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
NATURES HIGHWAY.
DoinSs OF Boats and Roatmsn Along

DoinSs OF Boats and Boatmsn Aion. In.
Ohio.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 3 feet and rising slowly.
The Courier left for rarkersbuTg ut II
a. M. yesterday, and the Telegram for
ClaringtOn at 3p. III.
Congressman Hogy, Of West Virginia,
will introduce n bill for the establishment
OF marine hospital nj Point Pleasant,
W. Va. We would Suggest that Marietta
he the point recommended for such an es-
tahl,shment, for the reason that on the
completion Of our ice hai bor. which is by
far the best between ritisburg and Cincin
natl, We shall have throngs Of riyerInen
who will winter at this point A hospital
here wOuld ohyiate the necessity OF tans-
porting men requiring hospital treatment.
Marietta LoadT.
The Ohio River has been nothing much
better than q small sized creek, as far as
water II concerned, since June 10Th last,
and sine. that time navigation has been
almost suspended with the exception Of u
few days about the middle OF the present
month. This In n pretty state of things,
and II ~ said that such n long continued
stoppsge Of navigation has not occurred
since 1864. Aud tho worst part il. there
doesn't seem TO bs much prospect for a
rise ia the near future. A little. Of ihst
flood water would bs appreciated now.
The marks from above yesterday were
Pittsburg $40 feet and stationary; Nor
Rantown, closed; cloudy Brownsville, 3
feet and stationary; cloudy; Oil City, !
foot and stationary showing; Lock No.
I, feet 9 inches and station AIRY; cloudy
Parker, inches and falling; cloudy and
cool; Rice's Landing. 4 teet and stationary :,
cloudy; Greensboro, ; ieet and stationary /.
cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
BIlIiardist wallace Dead.

BALTIMORE, December 27.-Thos. Wal
lace, the billiard expert, died to-day, in
this city, of consumption, aged 26 yea.a.
He was protege Of Jacob Schsefter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
NEWS AND COMMENT.
TuE wFATiIEK.

r.- West Nirgju.s, rain or snow, followed by
colder aui gcuersly cl airing weather brisk to
III u.rlLw,sttriy wluis diminishing in force
...l 81 J.tWalr.
IE.rN,~r,.ru Pennsylvania, rain or snow, FOL
.v.iN, clearing Weather, over the interior
.a.r winds b.rHm,ug brisk 10 high westerly
...H 20 ..Fl wnNr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

Bog: 80 nillsa cent; 10 cents dime; 81
dimes bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
II proves boon 10 the afflicted and costs
only Is cents q sbottle-"Salvation Oh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

Aches and pains all yield to the pain kill
ingqualit tesofSalvation oil. Price 25 cts.
Eminent men.-Edison, discoyerof tele-
phones, ard DR.. BaH of Cough Syrup fame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28
me CouNTEY MUST RISE UP

TWENTY FIVE vessels were wrecked IN
a hurricane OF the c,ast of Greece.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

TuE astonishing news comes over the
.,,i, that Mr GLADSTONE Was SNOWFALL
eist ua depot at Dover, ny gang OF
n.,sh,. Wha. a state OF affairs is this?
..I where we're the authorities? The
,..rrlDIr statesman was not hit by any ol
m. missiles, but he might have been, and
flr i.lSsilrs might have been rncls. And
VT ruglr>hmeu Snecr at Americas man
n.r, We are pretty rough and ready over
cola This side. hut We are far above the Eng
n-h standard Americans would never
drrl4 ut Offering public iusult-and
-u,h pm insult to even the most unpOpu-
nr e.; their statesmen. Let JOHN BULL
,.mr over hrIe and go out on the wild
WESTERN plains pud learn little decenCy.
pNINlrK MvCAFTKEY and JACK DEMP-
,Ey have signed IN agreement TO pound
r,,n other near New York for 81, 600,
VoE TORI" WALL, of England, has
challenged DEMPSEY to fight for the
worlds middle-weight championship and
rrsL DEMPSEY will probably accept, as
Ia>. d the Polirs Gu:str will back him
i.rauv amount.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

TOBACCO growers are beginning to NEE
aud petition Congress to repeal the tobaee'
tax.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

" ". CoRcoEhN, the Washington mil
iioua,,r, gave the Confederate Home Sl, ,OOO
t- Christmas giit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

REV LYMAN ABBOTT has been selected
20 iIl the late HENRY WARD BEECHER's s
puIs,f.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

Mis- BELLE SMITH. who was to be
marr-i on ChristmSS day, was burned to
death Christmas eve
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

Iir british Mission to AbySsinla has
been badly snubhed by King JOHN. JOHN
4, also ou the war path.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

Tar -urply OF natural gas found under
th- lke al Chinan il being investigated
with q sirw 10 using It tor commercial pur-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

PpoE. TORI" WALL, OF England, has
challenged DEMPSEY to fight for the
wuli'- middle-weight championship and
rrsL DEMPSEY will probably accept, as
Ia>. a the Po'irs Gu:sHe, will back him
irauv amount.
Tny claims Of the Weber heirs 10 sixty
,, acres Of land ia almost the heart oI
Nyw ork CITY have been allowed. The
nri is nov occupied by massive blocks O
lu.ldrug, and is valued at S2O, ,OOO, 600
Ta- Inm dates hack in 1911.
I..u Cttho'ics are indignant over the
Y4.l instructions to the Irish prelateS
,.,,riu, Rome. to the effect that they
>bou.i observe n policy OF Cancellation
,.~art the English Government
Wa,r'~ wrong with the mail service on
the ,blo River Road The complaints arC
.o.- frequent about irregularity in III,
auly,l OF mails at several points betweeI
Wheeling and Charleston.
VE. GLADSTONE in his speech at Dove
Yesterday rouudIy denounced the attempt
,htt l. being made to return to the policy
e., protective tarif TOR England.
HfDHM BROOKS G'iUs MAXWELL, uude
-,u,,r,r Of death tor the murder Of AR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-28

Wa. GLADSTONE in his speech at Dover
Yesterday rouUdly denounced the attempt
;h,t Il being made to return to the policy
CO. , pratrrtiye tariff tor England.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-05
4 RESCUE BY THUGS
Officers II Charge Of a Burg
lar Shot ana Fatally Beaten.
THE THIEF RESCUED BY HIS PALS.
They Leap From the Cars and Escape
in the parkneSs-a Desperate and
eloosY Battle O. fiYng
Tram.

ClpEfAhp. - fe1 4.--tsr!s tire morn
ins as Captain Hosha AID Detective huiA-
gan were returning oa the Cleveland a
Plushurg railroad from pus5urY With o1e
of the prisoners suspected "a bs-us iupli-
casei q ihe recent robbery - s. 0'0 wortL
of seal skins ia thls aiy t-ey were as-
saun+i. nearly killed and fle.r man take
fr9m them. D. WAS Doloea ~ some ~ ilv
fra.lrsu ttst ffe strangers boafdrl ltta.
rress at 4 : anoo Ohio shortly after l.e
tfaiu started -sl.Iie 4us several shots were
heard in tle front CAT Banning ln
the brakeman found OsgL Hoein iylte on
tre .oof sl-D t bullet hole I'D lis shoulder. q.
au0llrr III l.s ta ID aud his 1ral 'at
ca irum blows Irtlclei oy some rIuul
Instrument Hu.hesn Wss lN .9T ilsensI oit,
h.s bead t.aa literally smashed of~
Tine two e. |cer, were brought 90 ta.s c.iv
ass m |spf ioehu was iafen So flt
ois ho. onl Rul su H hs home
The extern Ct tl-.r urles - nai otauItt 81
lloan llt is tloupll thet wil prove
fatal
Captain loaln n 81. statement oi iae
mlr3ero.- assault said tlsf Lee iesfuel fasf
suspicious character boarded tht irall ai
Allef c-. Hl leeE The prtl4ui oL Go va B
fnrlutt tAc clr sud look 0lt ol .Le e.
form. seeing ua one De- returned ao i.s
sex AT Hasenna three men eutefei tte
car lf0n t8e rear door facing tle NslfAll
lleE walked through tl o. aisle units iatE
reached the seats occupied hy ths two
officers Huiligan s back was toward them
ani drawing coupling lln NrapiHi 20
white paper one of iAe Ilel struck flt
detective terrible blow Iu Tie lt--,
knocking Linn almost er1selta INTO the
seat At fte same fl-ne Two ~ ittW
covered The Captain wlfE thelr refuFers.
and ordered llu % remain quiet Inlhfan
cried .0r heIr and Hocll l.ftegarl'ug ihf
pistols aimed 81 bis breast Jumped
10 1is teea Grew DIS ft.D..
yer 4n9 fred i.e as-ass.ns returned the
fre. and ihe Mas WITH fne colplu.- p,r
again struck Hnl.rsn ard taeD rsr down
tie aisle aud broke the lamps - nls-
men- The car was 20 toia. darkness ap1 "a
terrific Land-t0-hsnd struggle between iae
brave I0los Capiar ard L.s i04r a. q ia. -
ensured Twice the llleFes knocked tAe
Captain sensr.eas - fle faHr anl both
times hc rcc0Fere1 c0ase business almost
Immediately ana returned ~ tie combat
The iira time he ie.l ole - iae murderer
said
We've killed h.m ie au iav there
He did not av. hOWoFer. laf .uupc0 90 s
feet and pluckily continued tbe hFHi A j
this tame lIn.lEan Vay UNCONSCIOUS. ana
fae as-ass. .-s 4fassei h'm lanc.uiiet io
the prisoner ir0m tbe csf % the ground
Eoehu finally fought his was t0 fle plate
form of the rs-. where the haggaeeruan and
frcirhf c1ndrcf0r found D.
The thieves leaIri from iho train and g.
cauei in the rerkness h.i tle whole cgpn-
fry Is alaruci and fnev wall lul if naF1 90
escape. Cle 0l fae ~0blcw 81 Thought ~ hr
badly wounded
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-05
PRINTERS MAY STRIKE
The Chicago typographical
Union Raises the Scale.
THE DEMAND REFUSED 8I PUBLISHERS
The Union Viii Not Submit to
Arbitration and viii Probably
Strike Unless Tney Get the
Raiss-The Chances tor
Success.

Cal.A AGO, Fen. There are premOnltions
% ll.lellty between the publishers Of The
Chicago -daily papers aud the Iypograph-
.eal lni.n The Union has advanced the
price of composition from 81 cents per 100
"a ta- afternoon papers 70 A. cents and ca
tae morning papsrs from 40 ceuLs per 1900
to f5 cents. and have gwen tie publishers
tle necessary tAlrty day notice The pub
..lers tsC llo l0 aocede % tle advance and
demand that the 4lestf0a shall ne sno-
r.-fed lo arb 5.trau1n. Toe pulters on tae
atlef hand say Jna- they have been beaten
l1-.1e oy arbitration anl TIA. they wll not
submit tle.- claims % any such tribunal
A-lll
% lIcilr a. Tell what the resll, 1l'l, Zee
ls al lle .la. shers staui together aai tie
r.. Will 1e watched Nltl considerable .e
.lter-.. asst involves the sllatlols ~ four
.r tF- aurlret men. The union men
.lall l.ts lAere are very Few uon-uu-ou
printer, ID Clicsg) and tlai tne publishers
ell ltte lo c3u.e O. fhe.- ,erms or stos puf-
i.CalJg
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-05

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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-05

81 - sru4 o~.slF la 4 ane soaiel-1sa -
1e tzlkssu peu .ela4fE for t~t s-its
~ arslst ~as ils pratetiso4 ot his e"-
property aa tls IS 3 grounds q t.@ks ic~
0lerif Scmusrs A1 ss a. atieua~l.1 st
its state ranGeGUca here flr otbus oAA /.
aal1 koss should never have betL t1t-
steie1 - aay -tllu- ol. ass4.l-i aQ1 hA-itit
81 tls -asu Ilslf li1 oai ne-I eui ths n4ts
SERIOUS els1se u.a4e ht a. nov ser ak
--t ~ue uui ~ll ll reea-e1 - so.a 81 lis
ease gaIuas bslers ttt Supreme Ialft etteA
ns q the F1ese1t tarn 8 tttus shall
d. 81 can as iae u.asief for 3 hslrss i.u
to asgs bseu more sille1 Sgainsl iAan h-ii-
lllE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-05

CIV. BLAND Eel. f-Au unaaibentcafcd
report ju1 received from h.Ht saYs fwo
men answering The deception II tbe crinn
rais are in custody tbee
~ I0oc'ock tais evening Detective HuN-
i~ar use resting toneUla- eae.er SHAN
ir fhc afternoon Hie chances ~ recovery
~. about even Captain Hooin was TesiirF r
quietly st tie Citv h3sritsI lis condition
IS critical. but llere is no immediate oaD-
rcr.
4 dispatch from Raven na .aie fb's even
lrs s'sfe. fhe fIcFeIaul police lboritie-
90. making every ort So rci ou ihf IRA
oftae ~ minais. but hars met as yri secured
auv clue
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-05

A Movement said a. BE Afoot for that
Purpose

W,-nN.1os. Feb. f--The S.v this even
ing publishes tAe following under tAs cap
ton To imQeach Secretary Msunirg.
This evening. OF tomorrow evening a
number Of members Of both parties ia the
House intend % hold conference for the
purpose u drawing up resolutions of i'm
peachment against Secretary Manning for
violating the laws Of Congress I'm his Otiicla.
acts. Thi, movement - being promoted by
the ultla-.iiver men, aud grows directly out
~ wha' tleT cOu.true lntO virtual ac-
knowiecsm sment ia his reply ID the Weaver
resolution. thar ne had violated and intend
et ,o violate the iaw requiring that mutt
Ilfed notes presented Tor redemption shall
be redeemed . notes Of the same 3euomin-
al0n. The S'1r reporter gets his iliorma-
u0a as % the movement from severa. mem
a@-s of the House who declare that there is
no ouacombe In 10. bur that ir IS tae result
0f a serious determination 70 resent aviola-
r0n 0f laT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-05

Wt-ll.N .NarrN, EeJ. i.-Mr. Alison pre-
sautea a letter signed by the Presidents or
National banks in Omaha suggesting that
Chios D be added % ;he list OF reserve
cities. where reserve banks can deposit
money Is now deposited IN New York, also
similar letter from National banAs 81
Kansas Citg suggesting that ~. Louis De
made "a reserve city
Mr Van Wyck presented petition from
citizens OF IS Arlington complaining II tine
lack of public school accommodations and
offered a resolution lnstrucung the Com
mi,tee on appropriations 70 make suitable
appropriations 10 remedy the evil. He
quoted a statement from the petition that
the ratio of crime in Washington is greater
IN proportion to population than ia New
y k which vas always supposed to take
precedence IN that respect Alter heated
c0L1quv between Nessrs Dawes and Naa
WyCk. the matter Was referred 10 the APP
propriafiOns CCnmittee.
Sir Eosr from Judiciary. reported sub
stitufe Tor the House Joint resolution au-
thorz.ug al investigation Of the Pacific
raiiva BOOKS, accounts, etc, which he
sald Dad the appreciation of all the mem
bsrs Of the judiciary Committee, although
he had dissented from 10 himself ne
Thought ir nigh, DaSs the Senate without
discussion. Tne resolution wGs placed OF
tie calendar.
Some routine business was then disposed
Oi, aI,er which -le senate bill 10 credit and
pav o. fae several states and territories
amt the District of Columbia all moneys
collected under the direct tax, levied by the
-c. " August s., lstf. was taken 20. Nj
-lerusH adverltei and explained the bill.
lt referred to q tax ol twenty millions lm-
poses. during -le War upon oil the st-tes
Norrh ana 1OltD. To those Northern
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SIMPLY DISGRACEFUL
Wrangle n the Senate OF the
Railroad Attorney BlA
It Is FIlllli Plgll sHLNlI9
Tne Bit 20 Refund the war Tss 10
States Passes - lnsestigation of
Psc.fc Railroads Orusreo-
nigni Session OF the
House. Etc.

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The President 1a bills granting pensions 70
Alexander Falconer and William Lynch
we're lad before The House and referred -
The con- mi.tss Oa Pensions. A bin Was
passed granting right u way % the An
nap0ls & Baltimore Short Line Railroad
Company acfu-s tie Government farm ~
Annapolis Nj Ar Randall. from the Com
l4lfloe GA Rules. reported a resolution
a llch was amended and adopted ds-chsrg
ius tie Oommlttse OF the whole from
further consideration Of the Senate oil FOR
tae retirement and recoi mage OF he trade
l0uar and making the oil special order
IL lhe House Tor February y After some
unimp0rtanf routine business the House
we.l into committee Of the whole on the
private calendar
oul authorizing the Secretary OF the
Treasury 20 refund . the North Oermsn
loyl the Hamburg Packet aad he North
American Steamship COmpanles interest
ulCu certain tonnage dues illegally exacted.
which dues have heretofore been refunded
gave rise 20 some discussion and IL was
ila.iy reported iayOrzoly 20 tie House.
Pending action upon this measure the
House proceeded % dispose OF a few pr
vate bills coming over - unfinished bus
incss fr0m last Friday. ~ clock Il re-
,esS VS. taken until 1870. The evening
session 20 De- Tor the consideration Oi pen
sion bills.
The House. ~ It's evening session. passed
thirty pension Bills and al lufe, adjourned.
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rotDrtrrs. FEB. t-Jor y B-nk az
20 years sl s- l.s home u -ais eit7 Sos
tsrlar rrrral ffs ras mr-l es-eeu.l
ana came % .a|ira.e Il $500.